Style: Abstract

Abstract tattooing uses non-figurative forms: lines, marks, brushstrokes, colour blocks, geometry and gestural traces. Visually it avoids representing objects literally; it can be minimalist, chromatic, chaotic or curvilinear. Common pieces include small, medium or large compositions, standalone or mixed with other styles, and can cover limbs, back or torso. Clients choose this style to express emotions, ideas or concepts without a recognisable image, and are open to interpretation.

Also works in linework

Linework is a style built on clean, precise lines, defined outlines, and minimal shading or solid fills. Visually it is characterised by the use of negative space, fine or variable stroke weight, and clear composition. Common pieces include geometric designs, mandalas, florals, animals, symbols, abstract work and single-line pieces. Clients choose it for minimalist, structured tattoos that adapt well to different areas of the body.